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I typically use 2 Bluetooth devices(earphones and fitness tracker) with my phone and connect to the Wi-Fi at the same time. I used to assume there was a hardware issue with my phone, where my Wi-Fi connection would always be really weak whenever I'm watching YouTube. I tried disconnecting one of the Bluetooth devices however, by using wired headphones instead. This made the Wi-Fi issue go away. 

Is this a problem specific to older phones? My phone is a Huawei from 2018. If I buy a modern 2020 phone would this still be an issue? As in would I be able to watch 1080p videos without buffering while connected to my bluetooth headphones and fitness tracker. The issue doesn't seem to happen when I'm playing games weirdly enough.

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8 minutes ago, Dylan-L_0927 said:

Is this a problem specific to older phones? My phone is a Huawei from 2018.

That sounds like a defective or badly designed phone. 2018 was not that long ago, a phone that's only 2 years old shouldn't have that problem. 

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39 minutes ago, huilun02 said:

Sounds like the radio used in your phone is doing everything and struggling at the job when not gaming.

 

I'd take this as an anomaly with your phone in particular

i find it strange that the issue resolves itself when gaming. The latency from the phone to the earphones is noticeably higher, but Wi-Fi signals remain strong. Maybe the radio signals are just poorly optimized for Android 8.0? idk

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1 hour ago, The_russian said:

That sounds like a defective or badly designed phone. 2018 was not that long ago, a phone that's only 2 years old shouldn't have that problem. 

my phone is a budget model, which might help to explain the less than satisfactory design

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